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Updated over 9 years ago on . Most recent reply
Buying an owner financed foreclosure
So, a friend of the family has a property that she started a ' rent to own' agreement on a few years back. Apparently she hasn't received a payment on the property in several months now, and due to her current financial situation, doesn't have the resources to complete the eviction process.
I am looking to get an additional property, and was curious if anyone has ever purchased a property that was in this position. If so, what issues should I look out for?
I currently have one rental making positive cash flow, but I don't have the reserves in place yet to make an additional purchase. I'm thinking if I can make a deal on the property, the owner may carry the note. I'll take possession, initiate the eviction process, and re-rent the property.
I haven't run the numbers on the property yet, but assuming the numbers work, is this transaction possible?
Thanks for any input.